Rogers Holdings chairman Jim Rogers thinks there’s a 100% chance of a US recession within a year, according to Lucas Kawa. Rogers, however, says he is still long the US dollar.

“It’s been seven years, eight years since we had the last recession in the U.S., and normally, historically we have them every four to seven years for whatever reason — at least we always have,” he told Bloomberg’s Guy Johnson. “It doesn’t have to happen in four to seven years, but look at the debt, the debt is staggering.”

“Our view is akin to dating vs. marrying. A lot of the action recently has been from folks that are simply ‘dating’ stocks — no long-term commitment, trying different things out, never settling on a set path — exciting at times but ultimately mostly exhausting and unsatisfying,” write Liz Ann Sonders, Brad Sorensen, and Jeffrey Kleintop.

“We suggest investors take an approach more like marriage — a long-term, stable commitment, sticking with the plan through ups and downs, knowing there will be good times and bad, but hopefully ultimately fulfilling in the long term.”

Online reviews might seem silly to some advisors. But in the era of Yelp and other online review services, they should seriously consider it.

“Millennials and Gen Xers are more likely to consult these Yelp-like environments, and advisors who refuse to participate will be penalised,” says Jill Gonzalez of WalletHub, which aspires to be the Yelp of financial advisors.